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Hampshire. [ Kelly's 816 BEE HAMPSHIRE. [ KELLY'S BEER RETAILERS-continued. Marchme-ntJ.32Marlborough rd.Prtsea Mullinger .Alfred, 1 Netley st. I.andprt Last Mrs. Dinah, Cricket hin,Yateley, Marks Henry, 32 Union st.Winchester MullinsJ.83Church st.Shirley,Sthmptn Blackwater S.O Marks W. II Biust.;ed rd. Buckland, Munday Josiah, 32 Mill lane, Romsey Lawes Edwd. Flaxfl.eld rd. :Basingstoke Portsmouth Mundy D. 67 St.Mary's rd.Southmptn Lawrence William, 35 Victoria road, Marrington C. 40 Grigg st. Southsea Murray Mrs. A. Hythe, Southampton Freemantle, Southampton Mar:shcll George, 3 Mill lane, Romsey Mursell Ashford J. Bembridge, Ryd& J~eabourn J.Broughton,Stckbdg.R.S.O Marshall John, 24 Havant st. Portsea Napper John, 81 Marylebone st.Sthsea Leahy W. 39 & 40 Unicorn st. Portsea Martin Alfred. Short st. Aldershot Needle Alfred, 77 Princes st. Landpod Leamon Percival, Uph.1m, Bishop's Martin Mrs. Charlotte, I82 Northam Needle Mrs . .A.IPlymouth st.Southsea Waltham S.O road, Southampton Neville R. A. 6I Park rd. Gosport Leary Daniel, 58 Sussex st. Southsea Martin Mrs.E.Ss Lancaster rd.Sthsea Neville William, Bramley, Bas:ngstoke Leary Wm. 46 Carlisle rd. Southsea Martin Mrs. Emma, 35 'felegraph st. New C. W. I32 Blackfriars rd.Southsea Lee John, Buriton, Petersfield Sonthsea Newman Mrs. Louisa, Bishop's Snt- Lee Robert, 23 Oyster st. Portsmouth :Martin J. N. 46 Nelson rd. Landport ton, Alresford Legg J. 6 St. Mary's st. Southampton ~fartin William, IIO & 112 Crass- Newman W. 32 Clarendon rd.Southsea Legg Thomas, 15Victoria road, Free- well street, Landport Newman Wltr. Ohas. noNew st.Andvr mantle, Southampton Martin William, 86 Oxford st.Landport NewmanWalter Henry,Fyfield,.Andover Leggett E. M. Milton, Portsmouth Martin Wm. Hy. I8 Stoke rd.Gosport Newport Charles, 24 & 26 Plymouth Lemon Mrs.Hannah, 245 & 247 Somers Mascall R. 114 Forton rd. Forton,Gsprt ·street, South~ea road, Southsea Mason George Waiter, 89 Lodge road, Nicholds Wm. 38 Grosvenor st.Sthsea Lennon Samuel, North street, Havant :Bevois mount, Southampton Nichols Charles, 55 Town st.Landpori Leonard Mrs A. Sholing, Southamptn Mason J. 6 Chandos st. Southampton Nichols William, Newbury st. Whit- Lester John, Millbrook, Southampton Masvn Mark., Wimpson, Millbrook, church R.S.O LewingtonJohn, Woodley road, Wools- Southampton Nicholson T.68 Hackwood rd.Basngstk ton, Southampton Mason William, High street, Hartley Nicholson William, West street, Litch- Lewis Mrs. S. 8 St.Paul's rd. Southsea Wintney, Winchfield field, Fareham Liddel A. 98 Pound st.Shirley,Sthmptn Matley Geo. 12 Landport st. Southsea Nig-htingale .AFrf'd. :-en. London st. Light Richard, Totton, Southampton MatthewsMissA..E.ro3Malins rd.Lndpt Whitchurch R.S.O Lightfoot S.Rumbridge st.Southmptn Mattbews Mrs. E. 1 .Albert st.Sthmptn Nines Thos. Benj. 39 Lord st. Landprt Lilly George, 5 Britain street, Portsea May Mrs. E.82 & 84Stansted rd.Sthsea Ninnim L. 47 St . .Tames's rd.Southsea Liming John, Crookham, Winchfield Meacher 'iV. J. g South front, Sthmptn ;voble Edward. 13 Station rd. Romsey Ling Miss E. S. Abbotts Ann, Andover Meave E. 69 Princes st. Southampton Norris Hy. 8 Three Field la. Stb.mpto Linington Frank, Cross lanes, St. Medway William, ro Millbrook road, North .Arthur Wyndham, High street, Paul's road, Newport, I. of W Freemantle, Southampton Stockbridge R.S.O Liston Mrs. Margt. I Beck st. Portsea Mercer Mrs. Jane, North rd. Fareham North William, Stockbridge R.S.O Livmg B. I Garibaldi ter. Southmptn Merritt Alfred, Droxford, Bishop's North Wm. 192 Victoria rd. Aldershot Livmg F. 86 High st. Southampton Waltham S.O Nurden J.Stratfield Turgis,Winchfield Loader Thos. Rotherwick, Winchfield Merritt Henry William, :Bunker's hill, Nutley .Alfred William, 67 Bevois Val- Loades F. W. 7 Charlotte st. Sthmptn Denmead, Cosham R.S.O ley road, Southampton Loc~ A. n9 St.Mary's st. Southmptn Merwood Miss Hette Emily, 34 High Offord Alfred, go Surrey st. Landport Lock Arthur William, Stoke common, street. Oakfield, Ryde Offord Isaac, Lime st. Aldershot Bishopstoke, Eastleigh R.S.O Mes'3enger Fred, Lower Wield, Wield, Olding James, 35 Alma rd. Southmptn Lock W ..J. 52 Grove st. Southamptn Alresford Oliff Henry, Wherwell, Andover L(.ickyer Wm. Bargates, Christchurch Messenger Mrs. Sarah, 28 South front, Oliver A. Fair Oak, Eastleigh R.S.O Long John, 92 & 94 Church pth.Lndprt Southampton Oliver James, 1~ :Kehon square, Park Long William, I9 Hampshire street, MetcalfT.29Besant rd.Fratton,Prtsmth road, Portsmouth Buckland, Portsmouth Mew G. Hunny hill, Newport, I. of W Oliver Wm. Rockbourne, Salisbury Longman Fred, 7 Spa. rd.Southamptn Mew W.Bevois hl.Portswd.rd.Sthmptn Orchard James, 76 Mount Pleasani Longworth Mrs. Esther, 27 Marl- Middleton Jas. 2 Garfield rd. Landport road, Southampton borough road, Portsea. Middleton J. I Railway view, Landport Orman G. 53 Valley rd. Southamptn Longyear Mrs.J.3Marylebone st.Sthsea Miles Wm. Totton, Southampton Orsmond R. 40 Kingston cres.Lndprt Looker George William, 87 & 89 Black- Millard G. 145 Northam rd. Sthmptn Osborne Michael, 82 College la.Prtsea friars road, Southsea Miller Charles, 21 Church st.Landport Osman Noah, Millbrook, Southamptn Lott Mrs. Mary Ann, 36 & 37 King Miller David, West green, Hartley OsmanWm.I4Cobden st.Forton,Gosprt street, Southampton Wintney, Winchfield Overton George, Belmore la.Lymngtn Lcuch William; 1 Inverness road, M~ller J. Ann's Hill la.Forton,Gosport Owen David Frederick, o8 St. James~ Buckland, Portsmouth Miller Jas. 125 Charlotte st. Landport street, Portsea Love George W. 25 Kent st. Portsea Millett Thas. 87 Grosvenor st. Sthsea Page A. Bell st. Whitchurch R.S.O Lovejoy C. 2 Pound Tree la. Sthmptn Mills Henry, 27 East st. Portsmouth Page Josiah, 17 King's rd. Southsea Lovelock M. Shipton Bellinger,.Andover Mills J. 2 St.George's pl.Southamptn Page Robert, Twyford, Winchester Lover J.7&9C'rown st. Shirley,Sthmptn Mills R. W. 31 French st. Southmptn Page W. P. 46 Bellevue st. Sthmptn Lovett Mrs. Sarah, 98 Bevois Valley Mills T. 77a, Eastgate st. Winchester Paice Leonard~ Brook street, Bishop's: road, Southampton Milton A.F.Grayshott, Has]emere RSO Waltham S.O Lowe G. Ann's Hill rd.Alverstoke,Gsprt Mindenhall A.G.Penton Grafton,.Andvr PainterMrs.E.sgSt.Mary's rd.Sthmptn Lowe George, Pamber, Basingstoke Mintern Joseph, 81 Duke's road,Ports- Palfrey E. 87 Low. Brook st.Winchstr Lucas Mrs. C. Latimer st. Romsey wood, Southampton Parker Alfd. 29 aarendon st.Landprt Lucas John E. South East road, Mi~selhrook C. 47 King's rd.Southsea Parker A. 1 Albert rd. Southampton Sholing, Southampton Mitchf'llJ. Upham,llishop'sWalthamS. 0 Parker Samuel, Fro~ham,Fordingbrdg Luck G. R. 2 St.George's rd.Prtsmth Mitchell Wm. 71 East st. Southamptn Parsons Mrs. Elizateth, Nether Wal- Lucock Mrs. Ann, Charter alley,Rams- Moger W. F. 3 Orchard la. Southmptn lop, Stockbridge R.S.O dale, Basingstoke Molloy Jame-s, 2I3 High st. Aldershot Parsons H.J.7r Blackfriars rd.Sthsea Lufkin J. G. Highland rd. Portsmouth Moodie F. E. 46 East st. Southamptn Parsons Hy. r6g West st. Fareham Luke Emanuel, 54 North st. Portsea Moody F. 50 Orchard la. Southamptn Parsons J. 26 Orchard la.Southampta Lush G. 74 High st. Shirley, Sthmptn Moore F. Hambledon, Cosham R.S.O Parsons William, Chapel st. Go~port. Lutman J. High st. Wickham, Farehm I\'[oore G. 44 Gt. Suuthsea st.Southsea Parvin Wm. Bedhampton, Havant McDermott J.2ICopenhagen st.Lndprt Moore G. F. 2I Orchard la. Southmptn Passmore Geo. 16 Clifton ter. Sthmptll' McDonald J.38oCommercial rd.Lndprt Moore J. Swanwick, Southampton Patterson .Alex. 7 Union st. Sthmptn McElligott W. S. Mill la. Forton,Gsprt Moore James, Warblington, Havant Pattison Charles E. High st. Wick­ McFaut Mrs. F. Homewell, Havant Moore "\V . .A. 3I Somers rd. Southsea ham, Fareham McMahon John, 22 Union st. Al<.lershot Moorey Mrs. Sarah Ann, I37 Somers Pawsey Mrs.M. .A.rs Eldon st.Southsea Maker William Edward, Yarborough road, Southsea Pane Chas. 34 North front, Sthmptn road, East Cowes Morey S. 41 Clarence st. Landport Payne Mrs. Charlotte, South Baddes- J\!Iale HenryS. 58 Thomas st. Landport Morris Edwd. 14 Bernard st.Sthmptn ley, Southampton Male Wm. Rbt. 8 Alyward st. Portsea Morris R. F. 56 .Albert rd. Southsea Payne Mrs. Fanny, IOO & I02 East Mansey C. 16 Grosvenor rd. Aldershot Mortimore George, I67 Forton road, stree!., Southampton Manuel John William, 7 & 9 Binsteed Forton, Gosport Payne F. C. 2 Unicorn rd. Landport road, Bnckland, Pc:rtsmouth Moth Mrs. I. Hampton st. Sonthsea Payne George, 35 Anglesea rd. Shir- March G. T. I3T Toronto road, Buck· Moyle Frederick William, 44 Bevois ley, Southampton land, Portsmouth Valley road, Southampton Payne Henry, Trinity st. Fareharn Marchant Henry Francis, South Bad. Mulford R. Goodworth,Clatford,.Andvr Payne Jsph.2o Prince George st.Prtsea desley, Lyrnington Peacock Wm. I4 Daniel st. Portsea .
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